Debating terms 0 Overview Using this Resource Connecting to the Curriculum Marking Student Responses Working with Students Further Resources This task is about matching debating terms with their meanings. Here is a list of debating terms. Select the term that matches each of the debating concepts and ideas below. The first one has been done for you. Affirmative Adjudicator Point of order Negative Peroration Refute Interjection Rebuttal Case split Audience Chairperson Moot or proposition Leader's reply Question 1Change answer a) The last speech made by the leaders of each team. It usually gives a summary of the debate and concludes strongly in favour of their case. a) The last speech made by the leaders of each team. It usually gives a summary of the debate and concludes strongly in favour of their case. Question 1Change answer b) A claim that the proper debating procedures have not been used. b) A claim that the proper debating procedures have not been used. AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Question 1Change answer c) The topic of the debate, e.g., "That there are many advantages of school uniforms." c) The topic of the debate, e.g., "That there are many advantages of school uniforms." AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Question 1Change answer d) An attack on the opposition's argument. d) An attack on the opposition's argument. AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Question 1Change answer e) The person who judges the debate. e) The person who judges the debate. AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Question 1Change answer f) The person who introduces the speakers, handles interjections, and points of order. f) The person who introduces the speakers, handles interjections, and points of order. AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Question 1Change answer g) When the opposing team interrupts a speaker and comments on what is being said. g) When the opposing team interrupts a speaker and comments on what is being said. AffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's replyAffirmativeAdjudicatorPoint of orderNegativePerorationRefuteInterjectionRebuttalCase splitAudienceChairpersonMoot or propositionLeader's reply Task administration: This task can be completed by pencil and paper or online (with auto-marking). Level: 5 Curriculum info: English, Creating meaning, Speaking Keywords: debating, techniques Description of task: This assessment has students match seven common debating terms with meanings and examples. Answers/responses: Y10 (05/2002) b) c) d) e) f) g) Point of order Moot or proposition Rebuttal Adjudicator Chairperson Interjection difficult moderate moderate easy easy easy Diagnostic and formative information: Common Errors b) 20% chose "refute". c) 18% chose "point of order". e) 23% chose "chairperson". f) 18% "chose adjudicator". Express and argue a point of view Debating III Debating I Debating techniques Debating techniques II Debating terms II Persuasive language II Vaping debate Organ donation
